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Michaela Engelmeier-Heite

Michaela Engelmeier-Heite

German politician

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  • Aug 13

    German cabinet abolishes accompanied drinking for 14- and 15-year-olds

    The German federal cabinet approved a draft law ending the exception allowing 14- and 15-year-olds to drink beer and wine in public with their parents, sending the bill to the Bundestag.

  • Aug 4

    German government surveys 23 organizations on civilian service capacity as ASB demands 9-12 month term

    The Family Ministry surveyed 23 organizations, with 22 indicating readiness to host conscientious objectors if conscription is reinstated. The Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund insists on at least nine months of service with real qualifications.

  • Jul 25

    Linnemann, with 'hell of a respect', takes on health minister role despite own earlier doubts

    Carsten Linnemann, previously unsure of his suitability, now accepts Germany's health ministry, promising to reduce the number of health insurance funds and stabilize social contributions.

  • Jul 11

    Markus Söder says Minijobs 'remain' in clash with German pension reform blueprint

    CSU leader Markus Söder has broken with a government pension commission's call to abolish low-paid 'Minijobs', promising they will endure and warning of damage to hospitality, retail and farming.

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